Horrendous safety standards at the Warrington Branch. Negligent staff green flagging karts towards…read morecrashed cars. Could've have easily caused a fatal injury. Blatantly not enough marshals, and those there not bothering to re-educate or discipline the frequent rule flouters in our session. Both myself and my friend were hit at high speed, a good 10-20s after yellow flags had been shown and overtaken frequently under yellow flags. Not one individual was shown a black flag for re-education or disqualification. The trafford park track is a lot smaller but at least its a competent outfit. Outrageously bad.

Arrived here as a last minute idea to fill a Sunny Sunday afternoon…read more There is plenty of free secure parking for cars and motorbikes. There's plenty going on here over the weekends, from Drag racing, Drifting Events to Race what u bring events. This particular day, it was Drift car racing. It costs £5 per adult and kids are free of charge! Not bad if u bring a picnic for a full days entertainment! There's an on site club house that sells snacks and drinks, but it is quite expensive for cans of Fosters (2.50) and Bulmers (3.50), so I suggest you take your own! The race track is great and when the suns out its even better!

Me and few Friends decided to end the day with a stint of reenacting Formula One…read more The cost was £25 for 20 minutes, and if you came in the top three you will receive a trophy but I did not feel bad as I came 7th place out of 10. One of the lads that was racing is a current employee at a different Daytona Venue and that was definitely the reason why I came 7th.

Stag Do time had reared its head again, and we'd decided to start the day with a stint of…read morere-enacting Mario Kart without the Banana Skins n lightning bolts Go Karts are great, good fun for a small group or a larger group of people. Daytona are a professional setup, keep a handle on things without removing the fun. Think it cost us £50 a head, which got us a few practice laps, and a 40 minute race with each of us pairing up (so 20mins each on the track if you split evenly) and if you came in the top three Karts you got a trophy... I did not get a trophy, but I do not feel bad as my kart came in the middle of our leaderboard, and I also later found out the kart that won, one of the lads has a secret double life of actually racing karts for a team, which I'm sure means in all circles that I was in a professional race as an amateur, yeah that was definitely the reason for my posting. price tag for what is an hours worth of entertainment means it's not something I'd be chomping at the bit to do every week, but certainly as a suggestion for Stag do's and Parties it's definitely there as a top suggestion

Nice track good karts (not always lol) but other than that the track the karts and the time there…read moreis just awesome 9/10

From the owner: Indoor Karting Go Karting…read moreAll Tarmac Track

A great way to spend a day!!…read more Just on the outskirts of Leeds, not far from the royal armories, is a hugely understated building. From the looks of the industrial buildings around PPIK (Pole Position Indoor Karting) it doesn't appear to be up to much. Holy hell was I wrong. There are a number of races available, all ranging in cost. I'll detail the one I chose and for more head to their very comprehensive website. I got a group of mates together for an 'Iron man 50' karting session 50 minutes of warm up and racing. The cost per person was £50, which is quite expensive, but this is not something you do every weekend. Booked over the phone whilst in Japan they were obliging to process me really quickly, 10% deposit taken and dates confirmed. I also arranged to have trophies presented to the top three winners (out of our group). On the day we arrived we were handed overalls, gloves and hairnets (hygiene). There are lockers on site and it's advised that you use them, becase you will lose your phone to a tire) and after some prep work on flags, which mean stop / go / stop what you're doing / you're out of here you crazy b*stard. We went out for our helmets and a warm up. The track in fantastic. With two bridges and two tunnels it's a decent size. Plus with chicanes and choke points it's real fun with a group of mates. We had a few crashes, but the karts are nice and sturdy (Watch out for the sharp left under the bridge, I almost took a kart in the face). Note* When setting off on the warm up they recommend you leave some distance, between yourself and the car in front, to get a good time. Do it, and go hell for leather, because your best warm up lap will decide where you start on the qualifying grid. The higher up the better. Anyway. The lads and I loved it. We headed to the PPIK bar (plenty of draft beers), received a detailed printout, a good laugh, trophy presentation and a bottle of champagne (on the house) for the winner. Sadly I did not win, but I did get the fastest laptime of 47.600 - if you beat it let me know. A seriously good out!

Wow, this was so much fun! Not done it before, and just by chance got the opportunity to go with a…read moregroup to an event here... and glad I did! We did the Ironman 20 - so 30 minutes driving all together when you include the qualifier. Bit pricey, but loads of fun!

A decent sized professional indoor go-karting track easily accessible from all over South Yorkshire…read more(situated next to the train station). There is training for beginers and a choice of different lap numbers at different prices. Groups are catered for and there is a range of corporate and group packages and options. Catering including alcohol is available for adults and children (but of course you can't drink and drive)!! The guys down there are helpful and it feels well-organised and is great fun. info@avagokarting.co.uk

Disrupt routine with some fast pace racing, also, it has a pleasant lounge.read more